Along with activity in community projects is involvement in civic rituals (such as fellowship associations, rotating credit groups, extended family gatherings, secret societies, hunting groups, village watch groups, and civil militia groups) that have face-to-face meetings.
In 1972, for example, Walker extended a fellowship at Radcliffe without stipend, sending her small daughter back to her husband in Mississippi for a year, in the hopes of finishing her second novel.
In time she hopes to extend the fellowships to 10- to 12-week residencies with orchestras around the world.
At Penn, CTT is seeking funding to extend their fellowships to two years.
The flexibility also extends to fellowships being carried out partly abroad or deferred for up to a year to enable recipients to complete a project they are currently employed on.
To this community of scholars the forward-looking Boyle — who dreamed of extending that fellowship by virtual means — was inevitably something of a hero.
Cordial agreement was reached on most issues, but the critical gulf remained in relation to the sacramental presence, and Luther refused the hand of fellowship extended by Zwingli and Bucer.
On Thursday, The Times published six journalists' remembrances of Carr as a mentor in promoting the fellowship, extended the deadline to Dec. 1 and tweaked some language on the application.
I extended my medical, fellowship, and research training at Boston City Hospital, the Harvard School of Public Heath, and the University of Washington, and served as a faculty member at the University of Iowa and Duke University.
To support this stay at Stanford, I got a Lilly fellowship for the first year extended by a Damon Runyon fellowship for the second year.
